Sentence examples for unfairly delayed from inspiring English sources
It is merely the voice of a man whose lunch on Friday was unfairly delayed and too damn cold.
High River, which owns some of Realogy's senior bonds, alleges the repayment of its securities would be unfairly delayed under the debt deal announced last month since it may give new debtholders certain benefits such as moving them up on the repayment list if Realogy goes bankrupt.
Many of these nominees are being unfairly delayed.
But for many pending judicial nominees, it means justice for them is unfairly delayed, as they await their "day in court" for a senate confirmation hearing.
The F.C.C. found that municipalities were unnecessarily and unfairly delaying approval of franchise agreements, refusing them unreasonably, or making unrelated demands, like requiring financing for public swimming pools or recreation centers.
Democrats on the committee and immigration advocates expressed concern that Mr. Grassley's provision would unfairly delay needed improvements to the asylum system, and said that asylum-seekers shouldn't be forced to suffer simply because the Boston bombing suspects came to the country on their father's asylum petition.
Representatives of these organizations have cried foul in recent weeks about their treatment by the I.R.S., saying they were among dozens of conservative groups unfairly targeted by the agency, harassed with inappropriate questionnaires and put off for months or years as the agency delayed decisions on their applications.
The African Union has accused the I.C.C. of unfairly targeting the continent in its myriad of present pursuits; but the push for "African solutions to African problems" has so far delayed any kind of justice, local or U.N.-sponsored.
